You have got to be joking. This is not an option with a
publicly held company. What financial planet do you live on?
But don't you see the point I'm making? The people at NETZ might've been brilliant to choose an OTC:BB because it becomes an option!
And the people with 18 million shares become rich when the acquisitions are made and the revenues are reinvested!
I might be onto something here! Think about it. Let's say NETZ knew about DoubleClick being in first place way back in September. They had a great deal of ground to cover before they could appear as big as them. So, as opposed to going through the IPO process and all the Nasdaq hoopla, they quickly became a public company by taking a shell and becoming an OTC:BB. People at the beginning of the life of this company realize it's nothing but liquid captial, didn't think they could accomplish what they have, and short the hell out of it.
Someone told me awhile back on this thread that Softbank Interactive Marketing was on the selling block for awhile. NETZ saw an opportunity. Then they knew that Softbank Interactive Marketing could be bought for a cheap price if they let Softbank Holdings retain 35%. So they went around and bought all these small companies for big cash to look like they were bigger than they were(not potential wise, but actual paper worth), which most of it was probably reinvested in the company anyways. Charlie Rose was the ceo of Universal Commerce. Out of his own mouth, he said that he was investing everything he owned in this venture. So, I'm assuming that Charlie Rose was given the huge amounts of money, to which he threw most of that money BACK INTO NETZ, essentially giving them the company!
Is that a crazy idea? Why? Rose is getting a heluva lot of money if this company becomes huge... why else would they give him 3,000,000 shares for the acquisition? The same goes for the Burgesses! They now have a steady paying job, and they are making a heluva lot of money if this company takes off! The thing that makes me think this scenario to be true is because Burgess is a board member! What does Meatchum get out of this? Same thing! Cash and stock, and the cash was reinvested back into the company! Hell, the same money used to buy Echomedia might be the same money used to buy NETZ-autotrak!
Now we come to the acquisition of Softbank. This is the only company that they may've lost a little bit of money. But it doesn't matter. We know that Softbank Holdings wanted to unload it to fix up their image. NETZ got it for a bargain price on the idea that they would have to give up 35% of the profits. OH WELL! I'm sure they're bumming.
I think I've figured it out. They're not printing shares, they're not doing any of that crap. They want this stock to fly. After the revenues, that's what their retirement money comes from.
What a scheme Miller has come up with!
Matty Gregg |
